Hartselle News

Alabama State Trooper Bob Pettit inspects a vehicle involved in a fatal wreck on Alabama 36 east of Somerville on Thursday.

A Ryan School teacher was killed Thursday night in two-vehicle wreck on Alabama 36, a half mile west of Somerville.

A woman was killed in a two vehicle crash in Morgan County. The Alabama State Troopers report the wreck happened just before 8:00pm CT Thursday, November 19, 2009 on Highway 36 in the Somerville area.

Decatur General Hospital will employ a consulting firm to help with its strategic planning.

U.S. Rep. Artur Davis, D-Birmingham, soon will be asking me to vote for him for governor.

Build a high school near Interstate 65 and the traffic and children will come. And, when they come, commercial businesses will follow.

Hartsellea s Jake Kimbrell, left, and Robby Reece stop Athens quarterback Stephen Rivers in first-half action of the Tigersa 28-7 win in Hartselle on Friday night.

Molly Moses could be home as soon as Monday, her family said Thursday. Doctors could still delay the trip home, said Mollya s aunt, Karry WillA iams, but Monday is the target date.

Despite a small wave of opposition, a unanimous City Council went against its campaign promise and approved a 1-cent sales tax increase Tuesday night.

For almost a week, Bill Fowler thought he was coming to hear his son Natea s speech about Veterans Day.

As promised almost a week ago, Council President Kenny Thompson said he will recommend that Hartselle implement a 1-penny sales tax increase.

Former state Sen. Tommy Ed Roberts walked proudly with a duplicate copy of a bond certificate for Mallard Fox Creek Industrial Park in his hand.

Although plans are preliminary, city officials are negotiating the purchase of land near Interstate 65 as a site for a new Hartselle High School.

Carol Bernard shows gubernatorial candidate Bradley Byrne a photo of her Great Dane at the Morgan County Federation of Republican Women luncheon at Decatur Country Club on Tuesday.

The gritty coach who encouraged his players to fight to the end is in a fight himself, his son said.

Former Hartselle High principal and long-time coach J.P. Cain lost part of his lower left leg following an accident Tuesday.

A Lawrence County man asked for a mental evaluation before his trial for bank robbery in Morgan County Circuit Court Tuesday.

A court official says an Eva man convicted of attacking a Limestone County judge at a Hartselle soccer game plans to appeal.

Decatur General Hospital has had exploratory discussions with Huntsville Hospital, but a hospital spokeswoman said it is not close to signing any management deal.

I began as a pint-sized trick-or-treater in a Woody Woodpecker costume, continued the tradition as a toilet-paper-hurling adolescent prankster, and now am content with my present status as a grizzled candy hander-outer. Mitch Chase I've had more than my share of apple bobbing, costume parties and sugar overload.